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Welcome To The Society For Humanistic Judaism

If you believe that cultural Judaism is important to a contemporary Jewish identity and that cultural Jewish communities and an organized Humanistic voice enhance the Jewish experience for secular and Humanistic Jews, then SHJ is for you.

Humanistic Judaism embraces a human-centered philosophy that celebrates Jewish culture without supernatural underpinnings. Humanistic Jews value their Jewish identity and the aspects of Jewish culture that offer a genuine expression of their contemporary way of life. We believe in the human capacity to create a better world.

At last, humanists who identify with Jewish history and culture, who prize their Jewish roots and want to participate in Jewish holidays and programs without reference to God or the supernatural, have a place …. No more “wondering” around, alone in the wilderness! (Central Ohio Humanist, May-June 2010).


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Hanukka begins this year on the evening of December 16. Read about how Humanistic Jews approach this holiday.


Hanukka
www.shj.org
16 hours ago
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The Society for Humanistic Judaism supports International Human Rights Day 2014 theme "Human Rights 365." Protecting human rights is part of our core ... See More


Human Rights Day, 10 December
www.un.org
2 days ago
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The preliminary video of Colloquium 2014 is now available on YouTube. Enjoy.
3 days ago
View on Facebook
Don't wait until 2015. Get the best air fares before the new year. Prior conference participants site this experience as one of the most powerful ones... See More


2015 Michigan HuJews Conclave Registration Form - Formstack
www.formstack.com
3 days ago
View on Facebook
Openly Secular featured in the NYT discussing the ban on atheists holding public office in seven states.


In Seven States, Atheists Push to End Largely Forgotten Ban
www.nytimes.com
4 days ago
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Very nice Rabbi Peter Schweitzer, rabbi of Society for Humanistic Judaism affiliate ... See More


Ask the Rabbis // Arrogance - Moment Magazine
www.momentmag.com
1 week ago
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See the Lifetime channel miniseries based on Anita Diamant's novel, "The Red Tent" December 7 and 8.


The Red Tent
www.mylifetime.com
1 week ago
View on Facebook
Hello Facebook Readers:
Thank you Kol Hadash Humanistic Congregation in Illinois for posting this article written in their newsletter. The art... See More


“Hello” Goes A Long Way
joi.org
1 week ago
View on Facebook
Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Fairfield County is celebrating Hanukka on Su... See More


Celebrate Hanukah with Congregation for Humanistic Judaism | The Weston Forum
www.thewestonforum.com
1 week ago
View on Facebook
If you are not confused about the results of Pew yet, this should do it. My problem is that the basic categories Jewish by Religion (JBR) and Jewish n... See More


Why the Myth of Vanishing American Jewry Is Hard to Dispel
tabletmag.com
1 week ago
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•What is Humanistic Judaism?
•13 Tough Questions
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 Farmington Hills, MI 48334
phone  (248) 478-7610
fax (248) 478-3159
email info@shj.org
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SHJ

(248) 478-7610

Donate
  
FOLLOW US
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Home
Humanistic Judaism














About SHJ


























Communities





Humanistic Jewish Life




















Store








Youth Programs











Contact Us
.





    

Humanistic Judaism: Believing What We Say, Saying What We Believe
  Building Humanistic Congregations Today, Creating Continuity for Our Children for the Future
  Jewish Holidays: Connecting to Our Heritage, Creating Meaning for Today
  Culturally Jewish Ceremonies, Meeting Human Needs
  Youth Education: Nurturing a Strong Jewish Identity, Developing Critical Thinking
  The SHJ Store: A Gateway to Understanding Humanistic Judaism
 
Building Humanistic Congregations Today, Creating Continuity for Our Children for the Future


123456
Recent News
11.18.14
SHJ Condemns Attack on Jerusalem Synagogue

11.10.14
CFI: Secular Humanism Is Not a Religion

11.06.14
6th Circuit Rules Against Marriage Equality

11.03.14
Fed’l Court Says Secular Humanism Is Religion

10.26.14
Communicable Diseases Need Calm Response

10.24.14
Ruth Feldman Receives Wine Lifetime Award

10.02.14
Scalia Says Constitution Favors Religion


View All






Welcome To The Society For Humanistic Judaism

If you believe that cultural Judaism is important to a contemporary Jewish identity and that cultural Jewish communities and an organized Humanistic voice enhance the Jewish experience for secular and Humanistic Jews, then SHJ is for you.

Humanistic Judaism embraces a human-centered philosophy that celebrates Jewish culture without supernatural underpinnings. Humanistic Jews value their Jewish identity and the aspects of Jewish culture that offer a genuine expression of their contemporary way of life. We believe in the human capacity to create a better world.

At last, humanists who identify with Jewish history and culture, who prize their Jewish roots and want to participate in Jewish holidays and programs without reference to God or the supernatural, have a place …. No more “wondering” around, alone in the wilderness! (Central Ohio Humanist, May-June 2010).


Learn More
 
Join Us




Facebook Posts



Hanukka begins this year on the evening of December 16. Read about how Humanistic Jews approach this holiday.


Hanukka
www.shj.org
16 hours ago
View on Facebook
The Society for Humanistic Judaism supports International Human Rights Day 2014 theme "Human Rights 365." Protecting human rights is part of our core ... See More


Human Rights Day, 10 December
www.un.org
2 days ago
View on Facebook
The preliminary video of Colloquium 2014 is now available on YouTube. Enjoy.
3 days ago
View on Facebook
Don't wait until 2015. Get the best air fares before the new year. Prior conference participants site this experience as one of the most powerful ones... See More


2015 Michigan HuJews Conclave Registration Form - Formstack
www.formstack.com
3 days ago
View on Facebook
Openly Secular featured in the NYT discussing the ban on atheists holding public office in seven states.


In Seven States, Atheists Push to End Largely Forgotten Ban
www.nytimes.com
4 days ago
View on Facebook
Very nice Rabbi Peter Schweitzer, rabbi of Society for Humanistic Judaism affiliate ... See More


Ask the Rabbis // Arrogance - Moment Magazine
www.momentmag.com
1 week ago
View on Facebook
See the Lifetime channel miniseries based on Anita Diamant's novel, "The Red Tent" December 7 and 8.


The Red Tent
www.mylifetime.com
1 week ago
View on Facebook
Hello Facebook Readers:
Thank you Kol Hadash Humanistic Congregation in Illinois for posting this article written in their newsletter. The art... See More


“Hello” Goes A Long Way
joi.org
1 week ago
View on Facebook
Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Fairfield County is celebrating Hanukka on Su... See More


Celebrate Hanukah with Congregation for Humanistic Judaism | The Weston Forum
www.thewestonforum.com
1 week ago
View on Facebook
If you are not confused about the results of Pew yet, this should do it. My problem is that the basic categories Jewish by Religion (JBR) and Jewish n... See More


Why the Myth of Vanishing American Jewry Is Hard to Dispel
tabletmag.com
1 week ago
View on Facebook



.  











   




HOME

HUMANISTIC JUDAISM
•What is Humanistic Judaism?
•13 Tough Questions
•Are You a Humanistic Jew? (Quiz)
•Ask the Rabbi
•Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine

ABOUT SHJ
•What is SHJ?
•Leaders and Staff
•Membership
•Donate
•Calendar
•Humanorah Newsletter
•News
•Affiliations
•Job Opportunities

COMMUNITIES
•Find a Community
•Organize a Community

HUMANISTIC JEWISH LIFE
•About the Holidays
•Life Cycles
•Community Service
•Issues and Resolutions
•Israel
•HJ Role Models
•Sherwin T. Wine Lifetime
 Achievement Award

STORE
•Books
•HJ Journal
•CDs, DVDs, & Gifts

YOUTH PROGRAMS
•Youth Education
•HuJews
•Youth Conference
•SHJ on Campus

CONTACT US
.


FOLLOW US
facebook twitter youtube
 
. society for humanistic judaism
 28611 W. 12 Mile Rd.
 Farmington Hills, MI 48334
phone  (248) 478-7610
fax (248) 478-3159
email info@shj.org
Sign up for our e-Newsletter


Society for Humanistic Judaism © 2014 All rights reserved
Site by Webline Designs
      



http://www.shj.org/

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